When an organization fails to attract, empower, and retain the leadership of black women, everyone loses.
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When sexual abuse occurred in their church, Rev. Heidi Hankel and her congregation refused to let it stay hidden.
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SINCE OUR EARLIEST days publishing in tabloid format on newsprint, Sojourners (nee The Post-American) has never sought to be slick or trendy. But the magazine has always addressed timely issues, and we want our look and feel to reflect that. That means, every decade or so, we’ve engaged in a process of redesigning the visual presentation of the magazine.
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Jim Wallis is a New York Times bestselling author, public theologian, speaker, and international commentator on ethics and public life.
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Talking race, faith, and dance with the first black principal ballerina of the Houston Ballet.
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A review of ‘Modern Kinship: A Queer Guide to Christian Marriage,’ by David and Constantino Khalaf.
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Rev. Ann Sullivan on the wildfires that destroyed Paradise, Calif.
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As our current media and political narrative from the border paints a grim picture, a look at how advocates like Border Angels are working to offer a different kind of welcome—
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There are now at least 35 public cases of sanctuary. This film documents the stories of Minerva García and Eliseo Jimenez, the congregations that received them, and the many branches of the sanctuary movement.